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WATER B. WILLIAMS CO. Auchoneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE sUBURBAl
REAL ESTATE

By virtue Of certain deed of trust bearing dste
ne ;s tn gay % Movember 1875. and recorded in
trict Of Columbia the undersigned win sell at pub.
~ s%Taqn v iTcpt q the gTemises on FRIDAX the
O'CLOCK z II the following described real estate,
Mtuste tne County OF Washington District Of Co.
1rbdayi.Tn 81 Lot. l3a l32 and 133 WRIGHT and
Plains, e. recorded in the records OF Wsshinxton
County Said Johnsons subdivision Of said lots q Re
House.
Terms One-third Of the purchase money in cash
and the balance in two equal instaments 1t six and
ve!ye months with interest q per cant per annnm.
said premses OF su cash at the option Of purchaser
500 VIII be required - soon - property Il bid Oh, All
conveyancing and recording ct purchasers cost
terms not complied with In seven days the prop
spa6-d6ds THOMAS J. BROWN. Trustea.
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'@Of the Nature Of q Boycott.''
DISCRIMINATING BETWEEN LApoR opa xHs

The Pittsburg Ctroaicie- Telegraph publishes q
long article, IN which IL is stated thai war has
been declared by the general ofncers OF the
Knights OF Labor upon all who are not I'm accord
with the present administration IL says: "a
move which partakes u the nature OF q boycots
has been declared by the Powderly administrA.
ton upon large number OF the labor organs
throughout the country. The last issue OF the
Journal Of United Labor gives ofYical notification
OF this move against all labor papers that have not
been pronounced In favor OF the present general
of1cers The Journal Is recog nized the Official
organ OF the Knights OF Labor. Its contents are
only published for the benefit OF the members OF
the order, and are guarded as carefully from the
outside world as even Powderys secret circular.
copy OF the last issue however, was seen to-day
IL prefaces list OF twenty-five labor papers dis
trbuted In different parts OF the country, as fol-.
lows: This list OF labor papers we take pleasure
I'm recommending We viii add 20 the list az occa-
sion may warrant The publication of this an-
nouncement is occasioning intense indignation
throughout the country. OF 800 labor Journals
throughout the country but twenty-five ara
recommended by the general Officers OF the Knights
OF Labor TO the members OF the order. IL r. Irac-
tically boycott on the Others. IL is said that
these twenty-five papers have always favored tbs
Powderly administration The list Is 60 be it-
creased as each paper indorses the administra-
tlOn.r
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DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.,
9th and D SITS. II. "
TINHOS. E WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AS HEREINAFTER DE,SCRIRED

VINHOS. E WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
AS HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED
virtue q dsHFss Of the Court
Of t nc IT, Trp R,t ct al vs. Edgar Gadds st
viii sell at pubic in 'front.' e each PREMISES
the foiloGiHg dsseTibsd d real estate TO Wit
MaRSssRAf Ehs E9 99Un Pax x kA "
lot No seventeen 90. in square No sac. being Al
South 81 s sadeft scS
oS
THE ABOVE SALE, part Of Lot one d in square No.
east As feet thence west FEET thence nosth
s &
also part Of Lot No. in said square No 904 being the
9TH and 9Th streets east and running back that width
On s@1 TIE Il SANE DAY. immediately after the above
sale; viii sen part Of square No 600 be9inpins q
ns q o E N s. g 1s to Re
%Hf sS%Ps & brick
sale VIII Of u u sss
msnsns iOT ihs same ls fee. from ths
south is feet thence east g feet to the line Of I'll
feet, improved 81 8 two story and basement bricf
AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER ABOVE SALE will
sell Of lots and q in said square 80 commenc-
ing the feet from the northwest corner
themes south 1t feet THENCE 23 feet thence
south 20 feet thence west 80 feet thence north SO
ON THE SAME pay, At SIX O'CLOCK a. win
Water street. between south and streeta
Terms Of sale: One third of purchase money cash
with interest from day Of sale for which purchase
S s o q
thereon. No deed Or deeds win b given until al pur
Conveysncing at cost Of the purchasers terms OF
sale be complied with in 10 days the trustees will
posit of $50 win be required each piece Of property
sold at time of sale.
"AD4 21 B at Sc,
WILLIAM j. MILLER, 1TusteeA
486 La ave- n.w,J
T. E WAG6AMAE, Auct. sp21-dkds
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Fun n . Fire.

st. Augustine Correspondence Boston Transcript.
Flocks OF birds, reused from their sleepin old,
palm-shadowed gardens are circing all night
through the clouds OF smoke and the rain OF sparks
and SCOT. As raise my head the better to watch
them, become conscious OF an agonizing wrench
in the region OF my scalp, which had apparently
been lifted on bodily. Ibegin TO regret my recent
trustful judgment OF the Apaches as premature,
when discover that a smoky indi vidQal, facing
me In the press, Is Offering me my own hat, the
rim OF which is In a light blaze. s'Saw a spark
ktndie you up, and thought you wouldn't Ike 20
burn! he says, In good-natured explanation. I
mingle with my thanks a tart suggestion that be-
fore removing lady hat II Is well 70 remove the
he is none the wiser.
We hear, as We struggle on, fragments OF per-
sonal experience, droll or thrilling, related by
many a ''wandering voice. ''Saw such a funny
thing this morning. one says; "a man was going
along, with a bucket OF water, and putting out
the sparks that fell on the sidewalk: about a tea
spoonful OF water TO a spark, and stopping 10
watch each one go out before he went on 20 the
next. suppose he thought he was saving the
CITY,"
DC told me something absurd" come from
another direction. "He was hurry1ng down stairs,
at the ST. Augustine, when he came across a stout
old gentleman humping down an immensely heavy
trunk from stair 70 stair, and waiting between
every bump.
"'For heavens sake, Will some one 90 I'D 70
room - and save my brOther.." Gold him
that he would take charge OF the trunk and sug-
geSted that the old gentleman attend personally
to the minor matter OF rescuing his relative"
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Yesterday was what Is known in the Episcopal
calendar as the festival Of St Mark the Evangelist
In addition to the customary religious services Of
the church the day was commemOrated at St
Johns by an assemblage OF the several branches
OF est Marks Friendly League" OF the District in
the afternoon The object OF the league is to arouse
and develop the sympathieS and practical benevO-
lence or the younger members of parishes in the
poorer and weaker missionary fields, and by syS-
temat1c and concerted effort to accomplish the
greatest amount OF good. The league in this Dis
tr1ct was started at St Johns by Dr. Leonard four
or five years ago. since which it has spread into
nine other Episcopal churches here. viz, Trinity,
st. Marks, Rock Creek, Epiphany, Ascension, St
Paul'S st. Luke's, st. Andrews, and Incarnation.
There were thirteen clergymen in the chancel dur
Ing the services yesterday, the Rev. MessrS. Bar
ker, Elliott, Giesy, Harding, Leonard, McCabe. Nc
kee, Mott, Phillips, Pyne, Steele, Townsend, and
Tustin. The religious exercises were conducted
by the Rev. Dr. Leonard, rector OF St. Johns; the
Rev. Dr. Townsend, rector OF the Incarnation. and
the Rev. MI. Harding, rector OF ST. Paul'S, the
nual report being read by the Rev. Dr. Elliott
tor OF Ascension. The officers of the Washington
branch are: Rev. JnO. II. Elliott, president; Miss
Mary Lockwood; organizing secretary; Miss A. F.
Cox, corresponding secretary; Miss f. ID. Sedg-
wick, treasurer The annual report showed that
by missionary boxes and other means the members
or the league had collected the sum Of $1,000.
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Freaks Of San Francisco Women.
From the San Francisco Examiner.
The women OF San Francisco are being seized
with the mania OF wearing mems clothes. There
have been many more scandals OF this character
lately than have ever got into the columns OF the
daily press There Is something Delightfully."-
morbid about reversing ones sex. And there are
few things delightfully."- morbid to which the
women OF San Francisco have not attained Moth
ing, indeed, shows how fast this gay young town
is becoming old In sin like Paris, Vienna and Ber-
lin. The strangest thing about It all Is that
women invariably think they are disguised when
Dudeyant George sand thought to enter q
Trappist monastery disguised as Q young man.
Her failure to do this is historic 'Sr!" said the
porter gravely, I'VE DO not permit ladies TO enter
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

REAL Es * A 2AeToN
will sell the following described real estate in s
on
PAST FOUR O'Clock I'm PM: commencing a. HALF
FIRST sSb LOT ttytares tss aftyfoyr s
between Street and New Yo2E or IN
NJ FIVE spS Ss saos thirty
@ and fronting on Sd
n9aaISa sna asrTrs AFTER FIVE
on e
Fiji f AZ inf Sn
subos 1 twenty, twenty l26 and twenty
q h
Sn
noE.heas in square seven hundred and seventy eight
1877 Commencing .t HAIFPAs41 FOUR 81 Vet odi6dR
on 18th srest east between ana sre sS soth rs
ne 'hc AZ s1S sTxoGi
%, fronting on street between 18th and Kentucky
oven9e In square one thousand and forty
al; Third Sp Ar FIFTEEN MINUTES PAST FIVE
go Oh tSsnssSas Ss and
o1s 5eSFina II aH O'CLOCK
aSenus near ss. ts
lth street east in square one thousand and eighty
Terms Of sale; One:third Of the purchase money in
caan ana the balance in and years
FOR which the prossory notes Of the purchaser must
be vsn and TO bear interest at ak per per an
mum from the day OF sale, payable semi-annually;
notes 70 be secured by deed on the property
SOLD OF AZ cash at the purchasers option. All convey
the tune OF sale on eech lot viii Be required the
the day OF sale the property will be resod ct the isk
and cost OF the defaultng spurchaser after ave aye
tngton. d. c. 49,
ap26-dkds aiS a. II
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TELEGRAMS 10 THE STAR
was He Napoleenss Marshal.
fHyucIA@ ABOUT TO NvEsTIGArk An OLD Sok1u
CAROLINA ROMANCE

Was He NapoleOnss MAMMAL
frSEcIAs ABOUT 10 nvEuGArk An Old SoK1s
CAROLINA ROMANCE.
RALsIGH. n c., April 26-Several prominens
physicians OF the salisbury section have decided
TO exhume the remains OF Peter 5. Ney nom their
grave at Third Creek, Rowan County, for the pur-
pose OF ascertaning whether they are those OF the
FAMOUS Marshal Ney, OF France, who commander
the Old Guard at Waterloo. OF all the rumances
which have had their inception In North Caroline
THIS Is one OF the greatest In 1916 Ney appeared
the very FIRST attracted attention, although he
used all possible means 10 avoid publicity. He
taught school In Iredeu and Rowan Counties, and
among MS pupils were men who afterwaru
became prominent. Certain facts were ascertained
ABOUT TINS singular man which forever nxed the
minds OF his pupils. For years the matter has been
discussed, not only here, but In all parts OF the
country and abroad. Or. Lyman Draper, presidents
OF the wisconsin Historical society," has taken deep
inUerest Ia The matter, and In the past two years
great deal has been written on the subject. The
Carolina school-teacher, was really Napoeon's be-
loved aud gallant marshal. AT the special request
OF Dr. Draper some of the most prominent phyd-
clans or salisbury have agreed 90 exhume the
body, May s, and 10 make a careful examination of
the skull Marshal Ney's skull WAS trephined and
II this skull is found TO have been similarly ope.
rated upon IL viii be practically conclusive proof
Great Interest Is felt In the matter Quite n mum.
berof Neys pupils are now alive.
One Hundred and Thirteen Years Old,
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April 26-Nrs Deliah Lewis
the Oldest coored woman In Missouri, died yester-
day at the residence OF her son-in-law. Tie
woman was born in Williamson County, Ten
nessee In slavery, one hundred and thirteen years
ago next month.
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Mr.. Blaine and yIr. HaIstead.

1t is expected that Mr.. Blaine will leave Chicago
for the East to-day 1t is stated that he will go d.
rectly to his home in Augusta, Me-, and that IN
June25, he will sail for Europe. Murat Halstead,
OF the Cincinnati Commercial Gdzene arrived at
the Grand Pacific Hotel yesterday, and was as
signed a room next to Mr.. Blaine. press dis
patch from Chicago says: 1t is given out that his
visit has no political Significance but 1t is the gen.
eral belief he has come to talk over Presidential
matters with the man from Maine. Both Mr.
Blaine and Mr.. HalStead refused to be interviewed
to-day on this or any other matter.
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Coal Shipments by the C. & o. Canal
Cumberland. Nd, Special to the Baltimore Sun

Coal shipments by the C. e o. Canal.
Cumberland. Md, Special to the Baltimore Sun.
Local business is looking up little, and there
are those who believe the canal viii still have a
fair trade this season. The Georges Creek Co.
sumed shipments to day and sent out three boats.
It Is understood this company viii ship at least
TWO boats daily. The Consolidation CO., who have
shipped pretty steadily during the dun period, are
doing more than they have been. Thirteen boats
cleared to-day, the largest number Tor over two
weeks past. The daily average lately has not
been over four or i've boats. A well-posted canal
man to-day expressed the belief that even at the
present rate OF tolls the canal would get fair
share OF trade. He said no heavy sales OF coal
had yet been made, and the season had not fairly
opened; when It dld the canal would, he thought,
" s iouno WIN Ialr trade. inc ConSon0auOn 60,
the largest shippers have reduced nefghtS to boat
men from IS to 20 cents.
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MISUNDERSTANDING
i p p SIS co GOA.
BREAKFAST.

by thorough knowledge of the natural laws which
govern the operations of digestion and nutrition and
by careful application OF the ine properies Of we'll
tables with delicately Favored beverage which may
save many heavy doctors bills 1t u by the Judi
cous Of such articles Of diet that constitution
may be gradually built up until strong enough re-
ssf every tendency TO disease. Hundreds Of subtle
ulaladies floating around ready attack where
ever there il q week point. We may escape many
fatal shaft by Keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and . properly nourished France
Serrics Gazette.
Made SIMPLY with boiling water or milk Sold only
in hah-pound tins by Grocsrs. labelled thus:
JAMES EPPs CO.. Homeopathic Chen,is.s
jA24 m,t16 London England
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE HEIGHTS OF
GEORGETOWN, d. c., AT PUBLIC SALE BEING
IHE LANYARD NOW OCCUPIED BY W. r.

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE HEIGHTS OF
GE0RGETOWN,D D. c, AT PUBLIC SALE. BEING
The LANYARD NOW OCCUPIED BY W. r.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated first day of -
February, 1882 and duly recorded in Liber 997 f53
folio ~ one OF the land records Of the District of
CoiuInoiA and At the request of the party secured
thereby; also recorded in Liber 99S, folio "a,
we viii oter at public sale on TUESDAY, THIRD
DAY OF MAY, 1887, at the hour Of FIVE O'CLOCK
r NJ All those lots, pieces or parcels of ground
lying and being in Beatty b Hawkins addition to
Georgetown. District Of Columbia, being parts Of
lots numbered forty two and two hundred and fifty:
beginning at point on the east side Of High street
distant nifty feet and eight inches measured on
line south, twenty three degrees east from bound
stone marked No g. thence north twenty three de-
gres west feet and eight inches the afore
said stone thence north half degree west 40 half
feet thence north thirtytwo and q half degrees west
one hundred and sixty seven and . half feet: thence
with night angle TO High street north de-
east two hundred and forty -four feet 70 the
line 81 the bAnks lot passng nor tn Of the northwest
corner of the Bark Mill forty feet; thence with the
back line OF the Banks lot southwardly until line
drawn at right angles To High street from the place
beginning Will lntersect the same: thence with the
line reversed the place Of beginning
with AL the building and improvements upon the
same, including steam engine.
Terms: One. third ,ssh, balance In one and two
years. the purchaser giving his notes bearing interest
from day " SALE or AL cash. at the option Of the
deposit of $50 required
R. JACKSON
ap21 WILLIAM 8. JACKSON,} ifossees.
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Lady Cook Once Tennie G. Claim.


London Correspondent n. Y. World
saw yesterday Lady Cook, formerly Tennie c.
Claflin, OF New York. had never seen her before.
had always imagined that she was dashing-
looking woman with at least suspicion OF bright
ness and v1vacity In her face to account for the
tremendous notoriety secured by her when she and
her sisters opened brokers' ONCE In Wall street.
No Roman matron ever looked more grim, sedate,
and respectable than does Lady Cook. She has
almost the face OF religious recluSe, without the
slightest expression OF a woman OF the world. Her
face is regular in its lines and almost hard In its
regularity. Her eyes are cold, steely blue, and
are small She looks to be at least forty five years
Of age. Her light sandy drown hair is beginning
to show gray. She wore a long seal-fur mantle
over a dark-green cloth dress Her boots were of
the stOutest thick-soled English make. Her bonnet
was square, ugly brown, tied in grim lines In the
most Pur1tan1cal OF knots under her angular chin.
Her husband is worth several millions The posi-
ton that Lady Cook occupies is a most conserva-
tive one now upon all social questions where she
used to provoke SO much discussion and attention.
Her sister, formerly Ms woodruff, is also mar
r1ed TO an equally rich man, who is cousin or the
present prime minister, Lord Salisbury. Lady
Cooks husband is a knight OF recent creation. 1t
was given to him on account OF his success In
business.
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The SchnaebeleS Affair.

The SchnaebeleS Affair.
THE POPE OFPKRs TO MEDIATE BETWEEN FRANCE
AND GERMANY.
The pope has sent confidential notes to the
French and German governments, Offering to act
as mediator in the Schnaebeles affair." La France,
OF Paris, says that kilograms sent to st. Peters
burg regarding the Schnaebeles affair have been
stopped en- route at Berlin by order of Prussia.
EdictS have been issued In Alsace-I Lorraine dis
solving the Choral Society OF Hatzenthal, and a
society OF students called ''SundgOvid," which
was hostile To Germany. The mayors of Rhinau
and Chatily-Ennery have been deprived OF their
functions Herr Boutiiiot, formerly publisher of
the MOseue Moniteur, has been expelled from Ger
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DUNcANsoN Bros Auctionesra.

hONCANSON B6OS., Auc0OneerS.
~ 9th and SITS NV.
PEREMPToRY CATALOGUE SALE OF A SMALL
BUT CHOICE COLLECTION OF STANDARD
BOOKS, IN PROSE AND POETRY, BEING BY
The MOST CELEBRATED WRITERS OF
BIOGRAPHIES, MOST or THEM BEING BEAU
TlFULLY AND PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED.
ALSO.
ONE BOOKCASE ONE CYLINDER DESK ONE
CASE OF CuRIOSITIES, MINERALS, &C, &C.,
THE WHOLE BEING THE PRIVATE LIBRARY
OF DECEASED GENTLEMAN, AND BEING
SOLD TO CLOSE AN ESTATE AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL TWENTY-NINTH,
1881, at HALF.PAsP SEVEN O'CLOCK. we viii sell
Books and Library Furniture. as mentioned above,
to which special attention is invited Catalogues ready
Terms cash.
ap26-4t DUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers
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THE EVENING STAR
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
WALTER B WILLIAMS : co, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN

.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
REAL ESTATE
virtue Of a certain deed trust. bearing date
the 9TH day of April. 1876. and recorded IN uet
IA folio 3o1 OF the land records Of the -
Of Columbia. J. the undersigned, will sell al Ruoc
auction. in front of the premises on fRID1i IL ne
SIXTH day OF MAY, 1881. at FIVE OCLOCk r n,
following described real estate situate N ire
county of WASHINGTON and District OF Connnla 70
wit: All of the southeast quarter 81 ~ ~
nfty-two l.2} of Wright and CO.'S suo si 10 Ui
veyOr of the District of Coiumbll; SAID VIRGIN. anu
COxs subdivision being suburb on ,ne h9r'm OF %,
i1uproy thereon. consisting OF small frame
house - --.- = ~,
AID the balance in equal installments at six and
twelve months with interest at FER cent annuru.
payable seiannuay secured by deed OF trust on SAID
premises all cash, at the option OF purchaser fn
dollars will required property is bid of.
All conveyancilg and recording at purchasers cost
terms are not complied with in days the prop
ery resod the risk and cost of the defsultng
purchaser.
ap26-l0t THOMAS j. BROWN, Trustee
IHXECUTOR'S SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
IL DWELLING ON FIRST STREET, BETWEEN U
AND ID STREETS SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of a power contained in the last will
testament OF Ann H. Campbell late OF Wash x.s
ington DC deceased the subscriber. executor, k1
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. MAY FIFTH, at FIVE
O'CLOCK, all that property known as Lot ID, IN John
Frederick Mays subdivision Of square 69., being
is AMI running back S6 feet 70 An
alley, the improvements being q three-story Brick
Dwelling in excellent order
years purchaser giving his notes bearing interest
from day Of sale. deposit of $500 will be required
when property IL sold. COnveyancinZ aud recording
1t the cost of the pur haser II the terms of sale
not complied with within seven days the executor re-
the right of resale At the risk and cost Of the
CHARLES ". HOFFMAN, Executor.
WEEKS & co. Aucts- ap:26-dts
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ENGLISH TORIES WILL HOLD NIX. PARSELL GUILTY or
THE PHENIx-PARK LETTER.
In the house OF commons, last evening, Mr. Sex.
ton asked the Hon VIM. ST. John Fremantle Broi
er1ck (conservative), member for the Guildford
division OF Surrey, whether In a recent speech he
had spoken OF the Tunes forgery" as Mr. Parnells
letter. Mr. Broder1ck answered: "Yes. In address,
ing any meeting on this subject Will not mince
words, but Will call the letter Mr.. Parnel's In the
absence OF any action In court of Law TO disprovo
the statement IL is a popular designation TO call
the letter Mr.. Parnels letter. The Justice OF IL
can be left 10 the house and country" IConserva.
tive cheers
Mr.. sexton asked whether, in view or the fact
that Mr.. Parnell had described the document as q
villainous and barefaced forgery, Mr.. Broderick
was not committing a breach OF privilege In 50
describing the letter. inasmuch as II was imputinG
a deliberate falsehood to Mr.. Parnell
Speaker Peel replied that the remarks OF Mr..
Broderick did not refer to anything done by Mr..
Parneu In the house, and, therefore, the matter
did not come within the definition OF breach oe
privilege.
1t is reported In the Hobbies OF parliament that
the law officers OF the crown have advised the
government that there is no reason why the pri-
vate dispositions OF crown witnesses In the Phoenix.
Park murder trials and other famous Irish cases
should not be laid upon the table in the house a
commons.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

DESIRABLE IMPROVED LOT ON NORTHWEST
CORNER OF CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
AND MARKET STREET, GEORGETOWN, d. c.
AT AUCTION. ~
On MONDAY, SECOND MAY. 1887, at FIVE
sell ps% of Lot 81, in Old Georgetown frontinE I
% feet on the west side of Market street depth
"a feet on c. and o. Canal improved by small frame
houses, now under rent.
Terms cash. A deposit of 800 will be required at
time OF sale. Recording and cOnveyancng at cost of
purchaser. W. RILEY DEEBIE
Real Estate Broker, 1919 L St. NV
ap26-d&ds THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer